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What are the 3 main factors that affects enzyme action
Temperature,pH,surface area
What substance is absorbed by the lacteal in the villi
Fatty acids and glycerol (lipid digestion)
What is affected during oh and temp change in enzyme
The shape of the enzyme making it unable to fit into the substrate
What happens to the rate of reaction as the temperature increases up to 37 and why
The rate of reaction will increase as the temperature rises this is because as the temperature rises particles gain more kinetic energy the fore colliding into each other more increasing the amount of enzyme substrate complexes
What does it mean when an enzyme becomes “denatured” and is it permanent
It’s when an enzymes’s specific shape changes due to temperature change and its permanent/irreversable

What is the meaning of optimum temperature of optimum pH
It’s when the rate of the enzyme action is at its highest /fastest in a human body the temperature that this happens at is usually 37 degrees
How does an enzyme change shape as its optimum pH moves away from its optimum level
The active site will can be which would slow the reaction down as the substrate can no longer fit it
Why might an enzyme found in the stomach have a different pH than an enzyme found somewhere else
Because they need to be able to function in the stomach’s acidic(hydrochloric acid)environment
What is the optimum pH for an enzyme
Optimum pH =7 but for some enzyme in the stomach with acidic conditions pH=2 but fir some enzyme in the small intestine (duodenum)with alkaline conditions pH=9
What is the effect of temperature on enzyme activity with a graph

What is the effect of pH on enzyme activity with a graph
